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<blockquote data-quote="Knothead" data-source="post: 5267031" data-attributes="member: 1964"><p>Interesting info, BSK. But, wouldn't the rut factor into this somewhere? In other words, during the 7-10 days of rut, I would think more hunters are in the woods for longer hours..I would also think that—even in a year of heavy acorn crop—the week or so of rut, the bucks would be more interested in "other things" than gorging themselves on acorns. Thus, they'd be up on their feet roaming around, looking for a little action. Just curious if any of this plays into your data collection and analytics.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Knothead, post: 5267031, member: 1964"] Interesting info, BSK. But, wouldn’t the rut factor into this somewhere? In other words, during the 7-10 days of rut, I would think more hunters are in the woods for longer hours..I would also think that—even in a year of heavy acorn crop—the week or so of rut, the bucks would be more interested in “other things” than gorging themselves on acorns. Thus, they’d be up on their feet roaming around, looking for a little action. Just curious if any of this plays into your data collection and analytics. [/QUOTE]
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